Re: OSSIM Fedback

Hi list,

do you have any updated experiences on OSSIM installation and use?
I know that the message is very old, but I would like to know you
recent experience with OSSIM. Do you have tried the Professional
Edition?

Thank you
Fabrizio




2006/6/15 Stefano Zanero <[email protected]>:
> Dominique Karg wrote:
>
>> It's not my duty to enter into discussion if ossim is easy to use or not
>
> It is easy to use - not so much to install ;)
>
>> I must say that I have to deny this and ask Stefano sincerely for proof
>> of this.
>
> Let me say that your denial on public record here on this list is more
> than enough - I believe you on your word.
>
> However...
>
>> This is why parts of it may be not well documented, not clearly
>> structured and so on. But obfuscating / complicating code in purpose ?
>> No way.
>
> Well, last time I looked (it was september last year) the OSSIM server
> code was completely undocumented - not just in nice, user friendly docs,
> but not EVEN IN THE CODE.
>
> We had to reconstruct the communication between client and server by
> reverse engineering the code and sniffing the communications, which is,
> let me say this gently, UNCOMMON for an open source project aiming to
> integration. Don't you think so ?
>
>> Anyway, if you have had trouble understanding the code and needed help,
>> we've got a small but fine user base who would've been glad to help
>
> We tried, at that time, on both #ossim and on project mailing lists...
>
> The answers we had were 1) in french and 2) private, so I won't quote
> them here... but I can quote a brief sentence of one of your "user base"
> members:
> " Ce manque de commentaires est fait pour éviter la reprise et
> modification du code source par d'autres personnes !! Un développeur
> OSSIM a dit: "if hell was coded, it would have been done like our server" "
>
> This mail, and others of the kind, were partially confirmed by devels on
> the channel. If your policy has changed, or if this was just a huge
> misunderstanding, I'll be glad to see some devel docs as soon as you can
> fix them together. Even as drafts, we will be glad to help you put the
> knowledge base together.
>
> Best,
> Stefano Zanero
>
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